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The Search for Radical Democracy,conflictual nature to its division between governors and governed. From this critical inquiry into the search for radical democracy, the chapter introduces the book’s ethnographic case study—the democratic conflict in Husby—and how such a conflict has been construed within the anarchist tradition.

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The Impossible Argument to Radical Democracy,democratic conflict. By linking Husby’s governors–governed conflict to anarchism’s polygonal relationship between democracy and anarchy, this chapter offers to the school of radical democracy “The Impossible Argument”: a compound anarchist critique, an urge to make governmental rule impossible.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-46566-9esidents recount being continuously ignored, disqualified, or repressed. Through the Rancièrian lens, the Husby case exposes how democratic conflict—between governors and governed—became intensified in the 2013 events, challenging the grounded social division of democracy itself.

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Democratic Conflict,esidents recount being continuously ignored, disqualified, or repressed. Through the Rancièrian lens, the Husby case exposes how democratic conflict—between governors and governed—became intensified in the 2013 events, challenging the grounded social division of democracy itself.

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Book 2018Latest editions relationship between democracy and anarchy – within the history of anarchist thought – the author adds to democratic theory ‘The Impossible Argument’: a compound anarchist critique of radical democracy..

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2947-4469 amely anarchism. By outlining the divergent and discontinuous relationship between democracy and anarchy – within the history of anarchist thought – the author adds to democratic theory ‘The Impossible Argument’: a compound anarchist critique of radical democracy..

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,Die manipulierte Aufkl?rungsdokumentation, thought, again dissociating democracy from anarchy. By examining this ., in relation to non-human life and radical democracy, the chapter revisits anarchism’s classical critique of governance and the crux of?The Impossible Argument.

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Democracy and Anarchy, thought, again dissociating democracy from anarchy. By examining this ., in relation to non-human life and radical democracy, the chapter revisits anarchism’s classical critique of governance and the crux of?The Impossible Argument.